Fabio Vieira

Fabio Vieira is a seasoned professional with over 21 years of experience in Supply Chain Management projects and project implementation, focusing on planning and optimizing supply chains at strategic and tactical levels.

His expertise lies in Planning and Project Management, where he has been instrumental in structuring and implementing Purchasing, Quality, and Continuous Improvement areas, including defining roles and responsibilities, team sizing, category planning, and activity control.

Fabio also excels in implementing and monitoring performance indicators for suppliers, employees, and operations. He is involved in developing analysis and supply chain planning for direct categories (e.g., OPME, Medical Materials, Vaccines, Clinical Engineering, Medical Equipment, MDA) and indirect categories (e.g., Constructions, HR Benefits, Marketing, Facilities, Maintenance).

He is skilled in defining category management strategies through technical analyses (Porter, SWOT, supplier and competitor chain, cost breakdown, cost drivers, spend analysis, TCO, Procurement Model, centralized purchasing), evaluating opportunities, and creating controls for demand management and sustainable cost reduction based on organizational expenditures.

As the current Supply Manager, Fabio oversees Market Intelligence and Analytics/Big Data, managing an Annual Spend of approximately R$4.5 billion. Under his leadership, strategic initiatives and projects in 2020 resulted in savings of R$125 million.

Additionally, Fabio serves as a Professor in the Postgraduate Supply Chain Course at the Center for Research and Teaching of Hospital Albert Einstein.

Educationally, Fabio Vieira studied Logistics Business and Transportation Engineering at the Escola Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo and earned a Bachelor's degree in Administration and Human Sciences from Universidade Paulista.

Previously, Fabio held positions as Gerente de Supply Chain Analytics at UnitedHealth Group, Gerente de Supply Chain Analytics at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, Project Manager - Supply Chain, Operational Efficiency at KPMG, Project Manager - Supply Chain, Operational Efficiency at Deloitte, Senior Logistics Planning Analyst at J Macedo, and Production Planning and Control Analyst at Ducoco.